I just had the opportunity to test pentoo on a MacBook pro and i can tell that it boots to e17 without problem and really fast, thanks to the intel core duo!
The wifi is detected as a an atheros adapter and the ati chip is working well with X11. The only thing i did not test was the sound
I was finally able to understand the catalyst process correctly, thanks to this howto done by Lucas Casagrande.I've also started to do another install of gentoo, this time for x86_64-pc-linux-gnu...
Meanwhile, i've done some testing of the fat 2006.1 SMP and after some compilations done i can tell that unionfs is pretty stable.
I've rebuilt the kernel to include SMP and HT support. I'll have to test out the unionfs 1.2 to see if it's stable enough.Meanwhile, I've started to write down some ideas for the future pentoo versions that'll be done with catalyst.I'm going into vacations from the 5 to the 20 august so don't expect news until then.
Well, this is almost official, the 2006.1 is to be released tonight or tomorrow. In a sense, when i'll have the time to do it.Here is the Changelog :Added wifi injection support for the following drivers :Madwifi-ng, Hostap, wlan-ng, rtl8180, prism54/GTIntegrated the portagedb so no need for the module during install.Created a mplayer module.Added some firefox extensions: Live-Http-Headers, Temper-data, ShowIP, No-ReferrerUpdatedNessus, Yersinia, bluediving, metasploit, nmap, kernel(2.6.16-r7)Added :Kismet autoconfigure script, based on airmon-ng.The pentoo installer, based on gentoo's one.Wifitap, tcpdump, Impacket, ipw3945 driver, Realtek RTL 8168 driver, zd1211 driver,irssi, aircrack-ng, ipsorcery, Bluetooth stack smasher, arpwatch, hexedit, slocate.Meanwhile, i've updated a lot the fat version, allowing it to grow up to 660 Mb. More infos about it soon.